U.S. Airlines Cut Most Remaining Long-Haul Flights; Labor Costs Next
U.S. airlines stripped their international schedules to skeletal levels over the weekend, parking their widebody fleets and signaling difficult decisions ahead over reining in labor costs. The latest changes came after the White House added Ireland and the UK to a ban on most incoming European...
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